Re: On the stability of current 2.5

Great!

I am totally busy a few days more. And is still waiting for those
auth fixes from Robert.. As he did not make it for the PRE7 release,
and there has been quite major bugfixes after PRE7, there will be a
PRE8.

As Samba 2.2.4 now supports Squid winbind, I'd also like to consider
including the winbind helper. Not that comfortable with only
distributing the known to be broken "NTLMSSP" helper.

Thinking about "NTLMSSP". Would anyone object to having this renamed
to "SMB" in the source tree to more accurately reflect what the
helper really is doing? (binary still ntlm_auth)

Regards
Henrik

On Thursday 16 May 2002 16:00, Chemolli Francesco (USI) wrote:
> I am very pleased. The current 2.5 branch appears to me very
> stable. I've had a setup running for about 2 weeks now non-stop.
> So far it handled over 41 million HTTP hits, over 5 million ICP
> reqs, and despite some noticeable heap fragmentation (about 25%
> free heap space as reported by mallinfo()) apparently it leaked no
> memory, running NTLM auth via NTLMSSP without helper-fail-open
> (almost 6 million authentication
> operations).
>
> All in all, I'd consider this a pretty good real-life test
> environment. The state of aufs is pretty unclear (when I tested it
> I noticed 100% CPU usage
> in the main thread under very moderate loads), but diskd is fine.
>
> IIRC today was slated as release date for STABLE1, but all is
> silent. What is the latest news on that?
Received on Fri May 17 2002 - 01:30:09 MDT